Bottle Top Herb Planters

3total reviews

€11.00

SKU CD543

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Growing herbs in small spaces was never easier. Perfect for window sills, these terra-cotta seed planters fit right on top of regular wine or beer bottles. Just fill in the top with soil and seeds and your ready to go! Use in sunny spot. Best to use green or brown bottles to keep water fresh.

Design: WITH creative
Materials: terracotta
Packaging: color box
Dimensions: 10.2 x 5.1 x 10.9 cm

Bottle Top Herb Planters

€11.00

SKU CD543

Not fitting any of my bottles

The planter is too large for the neck of all my bottle openings: wine, bubbles and beer. The Duvel in the picture is the best option so far. You're welcome to provide me with some names of a bottle where it fits.

I got a set of these for Christmas and they are so adorable I had to order more!!

I am disappointed with the Herb Planters. The concept is great but the terracotta absorbs the water so you are constantly refilling the bottles to keep the dirt and roots wet. Since there is dirt in the top, you have to remove the planter to add water.